Introduction

Perhaps the time is past for the comprehensive "grand" vision. In some ways, it was a necessary substitute for ignorance, a compensation in breadth for the lack of depth in man's understanding of his world. But even if this is so, the result of more knowledge may be greater ignorance or, at least, the feeling of ignorance  about where we are and where we are heading, and particularly where we should head, than was true when in   fact we knew less but thought we knewmore.

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